Hi,
there was an earlier issue with \underbar{b}
http://archive.contextgarden.net/message/20091109.094902.baf77ffc.en.html
which seems somewhat related to my problem. When providing only one
character as argument to \underbar or \overbar and a following space (or
paragraph ending) the line is also under/over that space. Is this
intended? Example:
\starttext
\underbar{b} \overbar{b} \underbar{b}
$\underbar{b} = \overbar{b} = \underbar{b}$
\stoptext
A fix for this would be to use \underbars{b} or \overbars{b} instead, btw.
Best wishes,
Stefan
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